Literary usage of Armpit

Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:

1.A Handbook of anatomy for art students by Arthur Thomson (1896)"When the arm is hanging by the side there is a hollow, called the armpit, between
the upper part of the limb and the chest-wall. ..."

2.Advanced First-aid Instructions for Miners: A Report on Standardization by George H. Halberstadt, United States Bureau of Mines, August F. Knoefel, William Aloysius Lynott, Walter Scott Rountree, Matthew Joseph Shields (1917)"WOUND AND BLEEDING OF armpit. Apply bandage compress over wound, crossing the
ends over shoulder and tying under opposite arm. If the hemorrhage is severe, ..."

3.The British Journal of Dermatology by British Association of Dermatology (1904)"There are no swollen glands in the armpit or other evidence of obstruction.
The patient uses the affected hand to turn a handle at his work. ..."

4.Letters from Abroad to Kindred at Home by Catharine Maria Sedgwick (1841)"... they have not only an unresisting expression, but one of voluntary submission;
one arrow is sticking in his side, another in his armpit. ..."

5.Non-surgical Treatment of Diseases of the Glands and Bones by John Henry Clarke (1894)"WILL now relate several cases of abscess in the armpit: the first, consequent on
an injury to the finger; the others arising from constitutional causes. ..."